Luka Cee, guy to tell you the truth in my opinion everything goes together so perfect it's kinda reminds me of a Very High Tech snap kit for a advance modeler. Enjoyed the build brother.
Im tied in with Wes Hurst with the model car corner. Been helping him over 2 years until he got his hobby shop now. What would you use to replace that Titanium bottle
What a great-looking model. It's been a long time since I built a stock-car kit. Watching your build videos made me run out and buy 5 Salvino kits. 2 stock cars and 3 asphalt modifieds.
What's cool with this kit is that a beginner won't get intimidated or discouraged with painting and airbrushing. The colored plastic may be to your advantage, a novice can focus on the construction portion. Then again seasoned modelers can take it to the max. BTW, great video.
WHAT 😱 ?? NO BLOOPERS 🤔🤔 ?? Okay, Luka Cee THIS IS An AWESOME Build Series ‼️Thank You Sooo MUCH For Doing It , You're Making It Look EASY My Friend. Till Next Time, Have a Blessed Week Ahead 👍👍, Gary.
Great video! Excellent tutorial. I've also glued my wheels on every model. Learned that they roll off of shelves. Ouch. So yeah, glue wheels on. I am building the Chastain Chevy now. Is a very needed video. Thank you!
This kit looks so fun to build! That seat would also look so cool if you had some sort of carbon fiber decal on it. This makes me want to build a kit right now if only I wasn't drowning in work because of the spring season.
I am also building this kit I decided not to install the two roll cage bars until the pedals the seat the shifter and what those black partition dohickys are. When that's all done i put steering column in the steering wheel that thing in the middle to the ride side of the drivers leg and the guage cluster. I am enjoying watch you build yours. I am also enjoying building mine as well.
Very nice tutorial on how to build one of these kits. I love that you have gotten advice from Jim on how to build this one. What a great resource. Thanks for sharing.
This is a great video series Luca, this kit really deserves this kind of tutorial! My kit just arrived today and all your tips-n-tricks will really help with my own build...looking forward to seeing your final reveal. Keep up all the great work!
I really enjoyed the build so far, the only 1 thing i would change is getting a flat sheet of styrene and make a dash cover. I have seen the cars both ways with and without.
Hi Luca,, I gotta admit nascar isn't really my thing,, but you have talked me into getting one for my collection,,, thanks I think it'll be a cool model
Those soft tamiya tires and these tires make great slot car racing rears lots of grip for the 1/24 scale nascar class we run. I tried these and loved it. I turned this kit and the next gen generic Camaro kit into realistic scale looking slot carz we gotta run slicks on all 4 corners in nascar class
Hey Luca, just wanted to give you some recognition for a great channel. You sink a ton of time into these videos and I'm here to say that they're highly appreciated. I've been following the hobby from a distance for a few years now, and am finally in a position to start spending some time and coin on tools and materials (and a few kits here and there). Channels like these are an absolute wealth of information, and your channel specifically is impressive because your passion and dedication to the hobby really come through in your videos. I also appreciate the the effort you make in putting together videos with a nice production value... I feel like I'm watching HotRod TV sometimes. Anyway, I've soaked up hours of your material and as a newcomer, I've learned so much from your channel. It's guys like you that will keep this hobby growing, and I hope to be a contributor some day. Great job man, keep it up!!!!!
Really liking this series. Keep up the great content. I'm not a NASCAR fan, but seeing this build up is making me want to get one of these kits and build one for myself. KGTFT! KCTS!
On the making the wheels roll. I took Styrene tube. and made the lug nut for them. So small they are not visible unless you take real closeup pictures of the wheels.
So I noticed something, Whenever the teams put sheet metal for the dash, they mount the digital dash by the firewall. But whenever they have the dash open, its mounted on the first horizontal bar, directly behind the steering wheel. The instructions show it back on the firewall, but I think i want to mount mine on the first bar, behind the steering wheel.
Question - has anyone tried adding the driver figure from the previous generation Revel NASCAR models into this seat and chassis? If so, how was the fit?
Hey man quick question, I'm looking to do some rubber buildup on the front of a cup car I'm building but I'm not sure the best way to do it. Any way you could give me some tips or point me in a good direction? Just a beginner looking for tips. I've been following this build and love it. Ive watched a few parts more than once lol
I ordered the Camaro 2022 NASCAR kit it does not have the same picture on the box as the kit your doing I wonder if it a different kit all together. I ordered it from model roundup
What metalizer did you use? Brand and which color? You made those wheels very true to the 1.1 race car. They have a graphic look to them and what you did turned out perfect to look
@@TheLukaCeeChannel By the way while i have questions, these New kits from Salvino's cars, if you were to put a dash panel what size styrene would you use?
I made the mistake of painting my frame before assembly and all of my mounting holes got plugged up with paint, make sure you cover those things or fill em in with a liquid mask before painting it because it messes all the geometry up.
Oh and i found out 1/24 scale dies cast nascar their roll cages and jnterriors are plastic styrene and fit perfext in any nascar kit and looks more scale then mostmodel kits. And the metalizer paints that are ready to airbrush by model master are lofe savers can be put on qith paint bruzh and levels out and no brush strokes. The aluminum non buff I love for war planes and anything that needs aluminum
Great build, thanks for that, have a real technical question for you. Up here in Canada we do not use pennies in our money system any more, Luka what will we doooooo ? LoL.
Lol, Luca! Gordon, it’s not so much the thickness as that there are 4 equal supports, but a penny is about 1.5mm thick, just be close to that. BTW Luca, great video and explanations!
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Luka Cee, guy to tell you the truth in my opinion everything goes together so perfect it's kinda reminds me of a Very High Tech snap kit for a advance modeler. Enjoyed the build brother.
Im tied in with Wes Hurst with the model car corner. Been helping him over 2 years until he got his hobby shop now. What would you use to replace that Titanium bottle
What a great-looking model. It's been a long time since I built a stock-car kit. Watching your build videos made me run out and buy 5 Salvino kits. 2 stock cars and 3 asphalt modifieds.
Love this build and looking forward to getting this kit. This is great for all of us NASCAR builders!!!!! These guys keep improving the game
What's cool with this kit is that a beginner won't get intimidated or discouraged with painting and airbrushing. The colored plastic may be to your advantage, a novice can focus on the construction portion. Then again seasoned modelers can take it to the max. BTW, great video.
Looks like a decently detailed kit, but leaves it open for a more experienced person to do their own thing too. It's looking good.
WHAT 😱 ?? NO BLOOPERS 🤔🤔 ?? Okay, Luka Cee THIS IS An AWESOME Build Series ‼️Thank You Sooo MUCH For Doing It , You're Making It Look EASY My Friend. Till Next Time, Have a Blessed Week Ahead 👍👍, Gary.
Thanks for giving me guidance before I get this far on my Rollout Car!
Here's a tip for sanding tires....use a socket with adapter on a drill and spin it while USEING a finger nail filing board on the tire
Great video! Excellent tutorial. I've also glued my wheels on every model. Learned that they roll off of shelves. Ouch. So yeah, glue wheels on. I am building the Chastain Chevy now. Is a very needed video. Thank you!
This kit looks so fun to build! That seat would also look so cool if you had some sort of carbon fiber decal on it. This makes me want to build a kit right now if only I wasn't drowning in work because of the spring season.
I am also building this kit I decided not to install the two roll cage bars until the pedals the seat the shifter and what those black partition dohickys are. When that's all done i put steering column
in the steering wheel that thing in the middle to the ride side of the drivers leg and the guage cluster. I am enjoying watch you build yours. I am also enjoying building mine as well.
Dang use pennies for ride height....now that's some design WORK! They put a hell of ALOT of work designing these cars. Wish I could still work on em.
excellent instructions here Matt. HUGE help on the front!!!
Very nice tutorial on how to build one of these kits. I love that you have gotten advice from Jim on how to build this one. What a great resource. Thanks for sharing.
This is a great video series Luca, this kit really deserves this kind of tutorial! My kit just arrived today and all your tips-n-tricks will really help with my own build...looking forward to seeing your final reveal. Keep up all the great work!
I really enjoyed the build so far, the only 1 thing i would change is getting a flat sheet of styrene and make a dash cover. I have seen the cars both ways with and without.
Nice update Mr. C ......................... 😉🙂👍
Thanks for the help. Just started on my first one even though I have about 12 of them.
Its coming right along really enjoying seeing you build this kit looking forward to the next video
Looking great, thanks for sharing.
More great insights on this build. Thank you
Hi Luca,, I gotta admit nascar isn't really my thing,, but you have talked me into getting one for my collection,,, thanks I think it'll be a cool model
That's cool
Those soft tamiya tires and these tires make great slot car racing rears lots of grip for the 1/24 scale nascar class we run. I tried these and loved it. I turned this kit and the next gen generic Camaro kit into realistic scale looking slot carz we gotta run slicks on all 4 corners in nascar class
The piece that goes across the first support rail in the driver area and connects to the fire wall is the ignition
Another great vid bro!! Enjoying the build!!
Hey Luca, just wanted to give you some recognition for a great channel. You sink a ton of time into these videos and I'm here to say that they're highly appreciated. I've been following the hobby from a distance for a few years now, and am finally in a position to start spending some time and coin on tools and materials (and a few kits here and there). Channels like these are an absolute wealth of information, and your channel specifically is impressive because your passion and dedication to the hobby really come through in your videos. I also appreciate the the effort you make in putting together videos with a nice production value... I feel like I'm watching HotRod TV sometimes. Anyway, I've soaked up hours of your material and as a newcomer, I've learned so much from your channel. It's guys like you that will keep this hobby growing, and I hope to be a contributor some day. Great job man, keep it up!!!!!
I agree, he does a GREAT job Roger!
Thank you very much. That means a ton to me.
Thanks Tim
@@TheLukaCeeChannel 👍
Thanks for your patience. Im in thee middle of putting this kit together. I Gott a keep my fear of failure uncheck.
What are the attachments for the Dremel tool - for the tire sanding...? Thanks..!
That's looking really nice!
Thanks Matthew
I did the very same thing with the cage the silver part and taped off tray painted it white
Great progress!
Really liking this series. Keep up the great content. I'm not a NASCAR fan, but seeing this build up is making me want to get one of these kits and build one for myself. KGTFT! KCTS!
Nice looking build, talking about camber, if you intend on building the future Tour Modified kit they run alot of caster in the right front.
I see something i would do different when i build mine. That roll cage bar on the front at the top id leave off until i got the interior finished.
no problem don't rush it!
On the making the wheels roll. I took Styrene tube. and made the lug nut for them. So small they are not visible unless you take real closeup pictures of the wheels.
Good idea 💡
@ 30:30 you was asking what that part was . Its a GPS navigation or a cup holder.. 😀
Decal #1 is the screen for the digital dash.
So I noticed something, Whenever the teams put sheet metal for the dash, they mount the digital dash by the firewall.
But whenever they have the dash open, its mounted on the first horizontal bar, directly behind the steering wheel. The instructions show it back on the firewall, but I think i want to mount mine on the first bar, behind the steering wheel.
Great build series Luka, really good too watch you going through your process. jv.
Looks good but seems like it's a pita to build it "ship in a bottle" style in the interior area.
What number shocks correspond to left and right?
Question - has anyone tried adding the driver figure from the previous generation Revel NASCAR models into this seat and chassis? If so, how was the fit?
Actually, if you look at the photos on the 1:1 cars, those pads on the ends of the control arms are semigloss black, not white.
Im not a NASCAR fan I'm more into the Rally cars and street rods but thinking on checking this model out.
This kit looks to be as detailed as the old MPC 1/16 scale charger, maybe even a bit more so. You could do a how to build for the Model Car magazine.
Thank you very much.
Great video as always Luka!!!
Thanks Louie!!
Hey man quick question, I'm looking to do some rubber buildup on the front of a cup car I'm building but I'm not sure the best way to do it. Any way you could give me some tips or point me in a good direction? Just a beginner looking for tips.
I've been following this build and love it. Ive watched a few parts more than once lol
Black paint on an old toothbrush. Glide your thumb across it and flick the paint onto the model.
@@TheLukaCeeChannel you're awesome! Thank you so much!
I ordered the Camaro 2022 NASCAR kit it does not have the same picture on the box as the kit your doing I wonder if it a different kit all together. I ordered it from model roundup
There are a few out with different livery
How do you figure its a road course car?
What metalizer did you use? Brand and which color? You made those wheels very true to the 1.1 race car. They have a graphic look to them and what you did turned out perfect to look
Testors Model Master Titanium. Unfortunately not avslsble and longer.
@@TheLukaCeeChannel What is the closest to match it on the market?
@@TheLukaCeeChannel By the way while i have questions, these New kits from Salvino's cars, if you were to put a dash panel what size styrene would you use?
Luka, you can look at the paints made for the mini market like Citadel or Reaper they have some really nice metal colors
Are they lacquers?
@@TheLukaCeeChannel not the Citadel or Reaper's but MR Hobby is I believe. The others are Acrylic's.
I made the mistake of painting my frame before assembly and all of my mounting holes got plugged up with paint, make sure you cover those things or fill em in with a liquid mask before painting it because it messes all the geometry up.
That's a good idea
Oh and i found out 1/24 scale dies cast nascar their roll cages and jnterriors are plastic styrene and fit perfext in any nascar kit and looks more scale then mostmodel kits. And the metalizer paints that are ready to airbrush by model master are lofe savers can be put on qith paint bruzh and levels out and no brush strokes. The aluminum non buff I love for war planes and anything that needs aluminum
Great build, thanks for that, have a real technical question for you. Up here in Canada we do not use pennies in our money system any more, Luka what will we doooooo ? LoL.
D'OH! UM....JIM!!!
Lol, Luca! Gordon, it’s not so much the thickness as that there are 4 equal supports, but a penny is about 1.5mm thick, just be close to that. BTW Luca, great video and explanations!
How did you glue the tires to the wheels?
I didn't. They just popped on.
At 18:45 that part is listed at A104 when it's actually *G104*
Im comment 42 woop woop lobe all your. Builds
Rat tail files. One of those little things that if you don't have... bought!
It is the rollout version it is by JR Salvino
That’s what the wheels look like on the track, so I think the update fixes them.
When will part 4 be coming out?
This weekend if all goes well. Thanks for watching, Doug.
Sorry keep thinking of shit 😆 that piece before instrument dash is an ignition box I believe
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Thank you very much!
The actual build is fun. The decals are an absolute nightmare. I do not understand why they are paper instead of stickers. Ruined the build for me.
To much work for me..